Near Miss Record Book

Designed with ample space to record up to 53 incidents, this durable book is intended to last for an extended period, ensuring a comprehensive record of potential high-risk situations. By capturing information about near misses, the book enables you to gather valuable data that can drive preventive measures, reducing the likelihood of future incidents.

As per the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) definition, a near miss refers to an event that does not cause immediate harm but possesses the potential to result in injury or illness. This definition encompasses reportable dangerous occurrences outlined in the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases, and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 (RIDDOR).

The near miss record book serves as an essential component of your risk assessment process. Its pages are perforated for convenient removal of completed forms, ensuring compliance with the Data Protection Act by safeguarding individuals' privacy. By highlighting risks and lessons learned from near misses, the record book aids in identifying weaknesses in existing procedures and uncovering patterns that could lead to serious incidents if unaddressed.